Happa 100% organic Fruit & Veggies Puree, Trial Pack of 6

A: Happa takes allergies seriously. Check the product label for allergen
information. If your baby has allergies, consult with your pediatrician before
introducing new foods.

A: To warm the puree, place the desired amount in a microwave-safe dish
and heat in short intervals, stirring in between. Always check the temperature
before serving to ensure it's suitable for your baby. Alternatively, you can
heat the water in a small bowl and keep the pouch with the locked cap in it.
Our packaging can transfer the heat inside and will be able to heat the
product.

A: Yes, it's recommended to refrigerate any unused portion of Happa
Fruit Puree after opening. Consume the refrigerated portion within the
recommended timeframe mentioned on the packaging.

A: Yes, many parents find Happa Fruit Purees suitable for baby-led
weaning. The smooth texture and delicious flavors make them a convenient option
for introducing solids to your little one.

A: Start by offering a small amount and observe your baby's reaction.
Gradually increase the quantity as your baby becomes accustomed to the flavors
and textures. Introduce one new flavor at a time to monitor any potential
allergies.

A: Happa uses specially designed caps, also known as choke-free caps. They
have features to ensure your child’s safety. The large size ensures that your
little one will not be able to put it in their mouth. If accidentally, in rare
cases big kids do swallow this, it has open center cavities to ensure air
passage until medical help arrives, thereby keeping the child safe.

A: Our pouches are designed to withstand a normal pressurized airplane
environment and are indeed safe for air travel. In fact, one of the things that
our customers love so much about our pouches is their convenience and ease of
travel! If you’re still concerned, it won’t hurt to put the pouches in a
zip-lock bag. Airport security allows baby food to pass through the security
checkpoint, so long as you inform the Security Officer that you are carrying
baby food at the beginning of the screening process.